Former Deputy Prime Minister Arben Ahmetaj leveled serious accusations during the “Çim Peka Live” program, announcing that he would disclose audio and documentary evidence that, according to his claims, implicates key figures from the political and business spheres.
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He said he keeps a separate three-hour recording on his mobile phone and on a USB drive, adding that there is also another equally long wiretap carried out in Monaco, where the head of the organization is the central figure in the conversation.
“I also have three hours on a separate USB. There is another three-hour intercept in Monaco, where the head of the organization is the central subject. This is about the continuation. There is another crime series there involving organized crime,” Ahmetaj said.
According to him, these materials also feature the name of Israeli-Albanian national Ron Yeffet, whom Ahmetaj linked to meetings in Albania during 2018 and to longstanding contacts with Edi Rama. He warned that the recordings contain information about arms trafficking and also mentioned a character called “Ermal Rocket,” identifying him as the current minister of Defense.
“You will see Ron Yeffet’s contribution in several documents. The audio intercept will contain elements of arms trafficking. We will also have Ermal Rocket, the current minister of Defense,” he declared.
The former deputy prime minister broadened the focus of his statements to include what he described as the “Kayo concept,” a company with a criminal nature, claiming that its activities extend across several sectors linked to illegal activities.
Ahmetaj warned that the evidence would be supplemented by additional documents and information, including details about travel on private planes, accommodation in Italian hotels and other individuals who, according to him, are involved in these events.
“We come to the video and audio intercepts. The production has been prepared,” Ahmetaj concluded, suggesting that the publication of these materials is inevitable in the coming days.
